LIST OF PERSIAN   COUPLETS USED  ON MUGHAL   COINS
note.    Figures standing alone in round brackets refer to the numbers of coins in this Collection.
AKBAR
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^^ )£) J?\Jt* b  ^^'  -5 The sun of the stamp of Shah Akbar is the glory of this gold
Whilst earth and sky are illuminated by the shining
N.    49 Azar (B. M. No. 169).    Dl (P. M. No. 136), Isfandarmuz (P. M. .
No. 137 andB.M.). 50 Khurdad (B. M. No. 174).   Amardad (79).
(2)
The ( dlnar-i-jalali ' won felicity
From the stamp of the name of the exalted Shah. Akbar.
AT.    50 Mihr.    (White King Sale Catalogue, No. 3499).
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By the stamp of the Emperor Akbar gold becomes bright ; On this gold the Shales name is ' light upon light '.
AT.    50(B.M.).    51 (B.M. No. 175).
Ilahabad.
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Like the gold of the sun and moon, may ever be current In the world's east and west, the coin of Ilahabad.
M.    45-49 E. (307-316).